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Hi folks,
I got this feature running and it is amazing! DAX seems to be changeable, too!
I build some DAX queries in DAX Studio and just pasted them over the one created by the service on export...very slick.
To use this effectively now I would like to read this data into my Data model in Excel. At the moment I am importing the Connected table on the spreadsheet to power query which does not seem elegant...especially for larger Tables!
Is there a way to get those connected tables as Queries in my Excel Power Query directly ??
Thanks and best regards
I think you understood it right.
I would like to Query my online PBI dataset using the newly announced connected tables. I like that I can produce a flat table using DAX instead of connecting via Pivot Table using "Analyze in Excel". I found this to become rather slow if you need a lot of columns/dimensions to produce a rather wide flat table. Using a DAX expression seems way more adequate.
I would just like to be able to work with this flat table in power query...
Hi @JoachimSA ,
It seems that I have misunderstod the meaning. You want to connect Power BI dataset in the Excel?
Start in Microsoft Excel to connect to Power BI datasets - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
If so, you can refer to the document to see if it helps you.
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Hi @JoachimSA ,
You cannot create a DirectQuery / Live connection to an Excel spreadsheet per Microsoft's documentation on Power BI data sources.
If it still does not help, please provide more details.
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Community Support Team _ Polly
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Alright so that means that I would have to import the tble to a spreadsheet inside the excel and then have power query import that table right ?
If I wanted to go straight to power query inside my Excel file I would have to recreate my online Dataset as a Datamart an then use SQL to query it, right ?
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